Balochistan: Pakistan blames India, Delhi denies

The ceasefire has just been established after the conflict. But the suicide attack on a school bus in Balochistan has brought India and Pakistan face to face again. Pakistan has directly blamed India for the attack. India has denied the allegations in a counter-statement. Delhi has said that Islamabad's allegations are completely baseless. 

 The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has issued a statement on the attack on a school bus in Balochistan. Rejecting Pakistan's allegations, it said, 'The baseless allegations that India is involved in the Khuzdar incident are rejected. India sympathizes with such loss of life. Pakistan itself has become a den of terrorism, and to divert attention from it and cover up its own failures, it is now blaming India. Blaming India for its own internal problems has become their character. This attempt to fool the world will fail.'  (India-Pakistan Tensions)

On Wednesday, a car rammed into a school bus carrying children in Khuzdar, Balochistan. The impact was followed by an explosion, which shattered the bus. Three children and two adults were killed in the explosion. The number of injured was 53, including 39 children. Eight people are said to be in critical condition. Initial investigations have revealed that a suicide bomber attacked the school bus. 

And Pakistan has directly blamed India for this. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's office said in a statement. "Pakistan's security forces and investigative agencies will find out those involved in this barbaric attack. Those who are conspirators of this crime, with whose help this attack was carried out, for whom this attack was carried out, must take responsibility, they must face the law. The truth of India's cunning will be revealed before everyone. They are the real perpetrators of terrorism, but pretend to be victims. Today their true face has been revealed."

 Shehbaz's office described the attack on a school bus in Balochistan as 'Fitna al Hindustan', meaning that the attack is part of the Indian government's support for the shadow war against Pakistan. It is claimed that innocent people have been deliberately targeted. The statements made by Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and the Quetta Corps Commander also blame India. It is said that "India is not only using terrorist organizations, but is also attacking the values ​​and honor of the Baloch and Pashtun nations." International intervention was also sought in the whole matter. And to this, India issued a statement and gave a strong response.